at home & at work: Brush up on essential PC skills

Sign up for other newsletters | Unsubscribe | Update your profile | Tell us what you think March 2010 Everybody's a beginner at something Need help with something technical? There are always new things to learn, and Microsoft at home and Microsoft at work are here to help you! Visit the sites to improve your skills--whether you want to create better documents, get organized, share your photos online, or learn to use your software more effectively. Save time with computer shortcuts Whether you're at home or at work, you can save time by learning these quick computer shortcuts. Create top-notch Microsoft Office docs Scan this article for quick tips, like how to use the 2007 Microsoft Office system to create compelling charts and how to design professional-grade documents and PowerPoint slides. 5 ways to make your PC easier to see Tired of straining to see the images and text on the monitor clearly? These tips to magnify the screen, increase your text size, supersize your mouse pointer, and enlarge your icons are sure to help. Shortcut your shortcuts with a click Watch this quick video to get tips on how to use the right mouse button to access a shortcut menu that will help speed up common computer tasks. Looking for products mentioned in this newsletter? Maybe you'd like to purchase a second monitor to double your viewing pleasure, upgrade to the 2007 Microsoft Office release, or snag a wireless mouse and right-click to your heart's content. Tune in to the Microsoft At Home video channel We're featuring how-to videos and other useful movies, so check out our channel to find videos like How to improve your PowerPoint with SmartArt and Stay sharp on Internet safety. And stay tuned as we continue to add more! • Download March security updates. • Use these templates to create professional-looking newsletters. • Find automated solutions for common problems. • Get answers to your computer questions. • Explore and enjoy everything Windows has to offer. Your feedback helps us deliver the information, tips, and advice that you need. Please fill out our brief survey about this newsletter. We promise to pay attention and to give you even better content. Microsoft respects your privacy. Please read our online Privacy Statement. If you would prefer to no longer receive this newsletter, please reply to this message with "UNSUBSCRIBE" in the subject line or click here to sign in and unsubscribe. These settings will not affect any other newsletters you've requested or any mandatory service communications that are considered part of certain Microsoft services. To set your contact preferences for other Microsoft communications, see the communications preferences section of the Microsoft Privacy Statement. Microsoft Corporation One Microsoft Way Redmond, WA 98052 Sign up for other newsletters | Unsubscribe | Update your profile | Tell us what you think © 2010 Microsoft Corporation Terms of Use | Trademarks | Privacy Statement